Aircraft history
- Thread starter beaver18
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You can go back to 1989 on Transport Canada's website
http://wwwapps2.tc.gc.ca/Saf-Sec-Sur/2/ccarcs/aspscripts/en/history.asp
Don
http://wwwapps2.tc.gc.ca/Saf-Sec-Sur/2/ccarcs/aspscripts/en/history.asp
Don
fancypants
FOUNDER
IL
Clyde Smith, aka "The Cub Doctor" can probably provide the build sheet for $18. It's not a lot of information, but it's somewhere to start.
http://cubdoctor.com/contact.html
http://cubdoctor.com/contact.html
C-FIJK
Registered User
Lewisporte N.L.
SchulerJL
BENEFACTOR
Peoria, Illinois
Try this link - you can get a CD of every piece of paperwork filed on it
http://aircraft.faa.gov/e.gov/ND/
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Steve Pierce
BENEFACTOR
Graham, TX
Clyde can send you a copy of the original build sheet. Cool stuff. Can't remember the charge but it's not much.
Ruffair
GONE WEST
Lower Chena
I haven't tried this, but apparently Transport Canada used to keep a file for each aircraft imported, it may have all the is documents in it. You could try track that file down? I got Clyde's build sheet but it didn't tell me anything I didn't know already. But my logbooks were complete from day one. You can also buy a cd from the FAA, mine had copies of all the 337's previously submitted. Then search the NTSB database for accident history. And maybe a title search agency will find some ownership history? Don
Torch
GONE WEST
Fairbanks, Alaska
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Yes I do. I took my books over to FSDO one day and they were looking at them and saying things like, "This is the Who's Who of Alaska Aviation.". Mr. Hutchinson worked for the Magoffins and flew the plane up from the factory. Jess Bachner was one of their mechanics and he worked on the plane a bunch. By chance I met Jess Bachner before I became a pilot. He was a really cool guy. I have some great stories about Jess. I feel honored to own and fly the plane today. I am only the fifth owner of the plane.
Yes I do. I took my books over to FSDO one day and they were looking at them and saying things like, "This is the Who's Who of Alaska Aviation.". Mr. Hutchinson worked for the Magoffins and flew the plane up from the factory. Jess Bachner was one of their mechanics and he worked on the plane a bunch. By chance I met Jess Bachner before I became a pilot. He was a really cool guy. I have some great stories about Jess. I feel honored to own and fly the plane today. I am only the fifth owner of the plane.
Not all the records are in the FAA electronic database. A few years ago I was wondering what happened to my first airplane. It's N number was issued to another aircraft and it's serial number came up no record. I called the registration division and spoke to a very nice lady who informed me my old Aeronca had been destroyed in a hangar fire and deregistered. It's records only existed on paper as it was deregistered before the electronic database came into being. For a nominal fee I purchased paper copies of the record for a keepsake. Even though you are in Canada, I'm sure you could do the same. jrh
By Telephone
Aircraft Registration / N-Number Information and Assistance
Toll Free Long Distance(866) 762-9434
International & Local Oklahoma City Area(405) 954-3116
By Telephone
Aircraft Registration / N-Number Information and Assistance
Toll Free Long Distance(866) 762-9434
International & Local Oklahoma City Area(405) 954-3116
Cub Kid
FRIEND
Nome, AK
Sweet. Jim and Dot Magoffin were two of my favorite people in Aviation.
S2D
MEMBER
Montana
You can go here and type in the S/N. It doesn't give you yours, but it does give you some just above and below it
http://registry.faa.gov/aircraftinquiry/serial_inquiry.aspx
http://registry.faa.gov/aircraftinquiry/serial_inquiry.aspx
